Snap-on Tools Standard Sae 13/16” Flank Drive Combination Box Wrench Oex26b on 2040-parts.com
McLoud, Oklahoma, US
Snap-On Tools Standard SAE 13/16” Flank Drive Combination Box Wrench OEX26B Made In USA
Description
New Snap-On Logo
13/16”
Part Number OEX26B
Used, EXCELLENT condition
Chrome Finish
This wrench has grind marks on one side where some kind of marking must have been removed. Please look at photos carefully.
This wrench retails new from Snap-On for $40.50
12 point
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